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Dr. Pravesh Man Singh Basnet, recipient of the 2026 Exemplary Psychiatrist Award from the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), joins us for an insightful conversation on trauma, childhood trauma, panic attacks, health anxiety, parenting, and mental health. In this episode, Dr. Basnet explains what trauma is, how childhood experiences shape brain development, how everyday household behaviors can unintentionally become traumatic, and what parents can do to raise emotionally resilient children. He also shares practical advice on parenting teenagers, supporting vulnerable individuals, recognizing panic attack symptoms, understanding health anxiety, and the role psychiatrists play in helping people heal. We also explore whether trauma can be passed through generations, the connection between dreams and reality, how sleep and nutrition affect mental health, and whether trauma can truly heal. The conversation further covers the impact of marijuana on mental health, the difference between psychosis and schizophrenia, Nepal's current mental health landscape, and the changes needed to improve mental healthcare in the country. Whether you're a parent, student, healthcare professional, or someone looking to better understand anxiety disorders, trauma recovery, childhood development, emotional wellbeing, or mental health, this episode offers evidence-based insights and practical takeaways. GET CONNECTED WITH Dr. Pravesh Man Singh Basnet:
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Can AI improve education, or is it making students overly dependent on technology? Should traditional exams continue, and what can Nepal learn from the Finland education system? In this insightful podcast, Umes Shrestha, educator and education reform advocate, shares his perspective on the future of Nepal's education system, AI in education, teacher development, student learning, and why meaningful education reform in Nepal is more important than ever. The conversation explores how Artificial Intelligence in education, including ChatGPT for students, is changing classrooms worldwide, whether exams still measure real competence, why Nepal needs a modern assessment system, and how schools can better prepare students for real-life challenges and employment. Umes also discusses the importance of teacher training, competency-based education, parental involvement, assertiveness among students, and lessons Nepal can learn from the Finland education system. He explains why high academic scores often fail to reflect actual skills and what policymakers, educators, and parents should prioritize to build a stronger education system. Whether you're a teacher, student, parent, policymaker, or simply interested in the future of education, this episode offers valuable insights into improving education for the next generation.
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Dr. Sitaram Byahut, Physicist and Professor of Physics, joins us for an in-depth conversation exploring some of the most fascinating concepts in modern science. From Quantum Entanglement and Quantum Mechanics to the EPR Paradox, this episode simplifies complex ideas for beginners while offering deeper insights for science enthusiasts. We discuss why Quantum Mechanics was developed, how the EPR Paradox was experimentally proven, why Albert Einstein disagreed with Quantum Entanglement, and how one particle can appear to instantly affect another across vast distances. The conversation also explores the philosophy behind Quantum Computing, the relationship between quantum states and the multiverse, the possibility of Black Holes being connected to Wormholes, Information Entropy, Consciousness, and the role of the Large Hadron Collider (CERN) in advancing our understanding of the universe. Whether you're curious about Quantum Physics, Quantum Computing, Modern Physics, or simply want to understand the mysteries of our universe, this podcast offers clear explanations and thought-provoking discussions. If you enjoyed this episode, don't forget to Like, Share, Subscribe, and turn on notifications for more conversations with leading scientists, educators, and experts.
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In this exclusive podcast, Basanta Tamang Lama, CEO of The Burger House & Crunchy Fried Chicken, shares the incredible journey behind building one of Nepal's most recognized restaurant brands. From opening the very first outlet to expanding across Nepal through franchise growth, Basanta Lama reveals the challenges, lessons, and strategies that helped Burger House become a household name. We discuss the origin of the Burger House name, the story behind the first outlet, staff and space management, stock management, menu planning, restaurant operations, franchise expansion, profitability, food quality control, and the realities of running a large restaurant chain in Nepal. Basanta also shares his perspective on Nepal's business market, competition in the food industry, coffee culture, Thakali restaurants, business scaling, and long-term brand building. The conversation dives deep into the hardest parts of entrepreneurship, financial management, maintaining food quality across multiple outlets, and how aspiring entrepreneurs can successfully enter the restaurant business. Basanta Tamang Lama also explains how Nepal can create opportunities that encourage skilled workers and employees abroad to return home and contribute to the country's economy. Whether you're interested in entrepreneurship, restaurant management, franchise business, startup growth, food business, hospitality industry, or business success stories from Nepal, this episode is packed with practical insights and valuable lessons. GET CONNECTED WITH Basanta Tamang Lama:
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What is really happening between Iran and the United States, and how could it reshape global politics? In this in-depth episode, Retired Major General Santosh Kumar Dhakal, Engineer & Geopolitical Analyst Dipak Gyawali, and Geopolitical Commentator Jason Vaidya analyze some of the biggest geopolitical developments affecting the world today. The conversation begins with the growing Iran-US conflict, the possibility of wider regional escalation, and which countries could become involved. The panel explores the history of Hezbollah, how the organization gained influence, and whether the Epstein Files have any connection to recent geopolitical tensions. They also discuss the political situation in the UK, including speculation around Keir Starmer, before shifting focus to Pakistan's evolving diplomatic role, challenges within India, and the latest developments in the Ukraine-Russia War. In the second segment, the discussion turns toward Nepal, including the challenges of bringing Nepalis back home, the role of elected representatives versus the party whip, and broader questions about governance and democracy. If you're interested in Iran US War, Iran Israel Conflict, Hezbollah History, Pakistan Geopolitics, India Politics, Ukraine Russia War, Global Politics, International Relations, and expert Geopolitical Analysis, this episode provides thoughtful perspectives from experienced voices. Don't forget to Like, Share, and Subscribe for more long-form conversations on geopolitics, Nepal, world affairs, security, and public policy.
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What is the current state of robotics in Nepal, and how far can the country go in the age of Artificial Intelligence? In this episode, Er. Bikash Gurung, President of the Robotics Association of Nepal (RAN), and Omkar Jaiswal, General Secretary of RAN, join us for an in-depth conversation on robotics, AI, innovation, education, and Nepal's technological future. The discussion begins with Nepal's Olympic Robot project and the journey of building world-class robotics solutions from Nepal. The guests explain how robotics education is being taught to students, the types of robotics classes available, and the importance of practical learning in STEM education. We also explore where Nepal currently stands in global robotics development, how Nepal has reached international recognition in robotics competitions, and the opportunities available for young innovators. The conversation covers curriculum changes, student-built robots, advanced robotics projects, and how schools can better prepare students for the future. One of the highlights of this podcast is the Robot Dog demonstration and the story behind bringing advanced robotic technology to Nepal. The discussion then shifts toward the future of robots, emerging technologies, automation, and the growing impact of Artificial Intelligence. The guests also share their concerns about AI, discussing both the opportunities and challenges that come with rapid technological advancement. Finally, they discuss policies and strategies needed to expand robotics in Nepal and create a stronger innovation ecosystem.
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In this insightful podcast, Er. Gunjan Ghimire, Engineer, Carbon Footprint Specialist, and CEO of Chyau Bio Technologies, breaks down some of the most important topics shaping Nepal's future economy, sustainability sector, and technological growth. We begin by exploring Gunjan's professional journey, how he discovered his passion, and the work he does in carbon accounting, climate finance, and sustainability. The discussion then dives deep into carbon footprint measurement, carbon certification, carbon credits, and how the global carbon market works. A major highlight of the conversation is how farmers can earn through carbon credits and climate finance programs. Gunjan explains the economic opportunities available through sustainable land management, forest conservation, and carbon sequestration projects. We also discuss the LEAF Coalition deal and its significance for Nepal's green economy. The second half of the podcast explores Nepal's forest growth rate, pollution control technologies, and the country's potential to attract large-scale data center investments. Gunjan shares his perspective on whether Nepal can become a regional data center hub and what infrastructure improvements would be required. The conversation concludes with an engaging discussion on Sovereign AI, artificial intelligence in Nepal, digital infrastructure, and the long-term vision for Nepal's technological and economic development. If you're interested in carbon footprint Nepal, carbon credits Nepal, climate finance, carbon market Nepal, sustainable development Nepal, forest conservation Nepal, renewable energy Nepal, Nepal data center opportunities, sovereign AI, artificial intelligence Nepal, and the future of the green economy, this episode is packed with valuable insights. #CarbonCredits #CarbonFootprint #ClimateFinance #DataCenterNepal #SovereignAI #ClimateChange #GreenEconomy #NepalPodcast #TechnologyNepal #Sustainability
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Nepal is home to one of the richest traditions of handicraft art, yet the industry faces significant challenges in the modern era. In this episode of the Kayo Podcast, entrepreneurs Prasanna Shakya and Sajan Joshi dive deep into the reality of Nepal's handicraft industry, discussing its cultural importance, business potential, declining demand, shortage of skilled workers, and the future of traditional craftsmanship. The conversation explores what handicraft truly means, why Nepal's handmade products and traditional art are globally admired, and how international audiences perceive Nepali handicraft art. Prasanna and Sajan share insights into the current state of the handicraft business in Nepal, the gap between cultural value and commercial success, and why many young people are not entering the artisan industry. They also discuss whether handicraft demand in Nepal is decreasing, the challenges faced by skilled craftsmen, copyright issues surrounding handcrafted art, policy gaps, and practical solutions that could revive the industry. The episode highlights the importance of preserving Nepal's cultural heritage while creating sustainable business opportunities for future generations. If you're interested in Nepal handicraft, traditional art Nepal, handmade products Nepal, Nepal entrepreneurship, artisan industry Nepal, creative industry Nepal, cultural heritage Nepal, handicraft demand Nepal, Nepal exports, traditional craftsmanship, or the future of Nepal's handmade art business, this episode offers valuable insights from industry leaders. GET CONNECTED WITH:
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Prasanna Shakya (Entrepreneur)
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Sajan Joshi (Entrepreneur)
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In this insightful podcast, Nepali math prodigy, author, and student leader Bikalpa Panthi joins scholar and researcher Laxman Bista for an in-depth discussion on higher education, university selection, research culture, career development, and the future of education in Nepal. The conversation explores how students should approach higher education, the importance of developing skills before entering university, and how young people can make smarter academic and career decisions. Bikalpa Panthi and Laxman Bista discuss the differences between studying in Nepal and abroad, how to choose the right university, and why higher education should be viewed as a long-term investment rather than simply a pathway to employment. The podcast also dives into research culture in Nepal, university collaboration, international academic partnerships, and the steps required to improve Nepal's higher education system. The guests share valuable insights on research collaboration, innovation, critical thinking, future-proof careers, and the growing gap between universities and the job market.
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Laxman Bista (Nepali scholar & Researcher) - Black Background
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In this fascinating episode, historical photo collector and photographer Jagdish "Jags" Bhandari shares decades of research, rare photographs, and overlooked stories that challenge popular narratives about Nepal's history. The conversation explores the real story behind Rani Pokhari, the history of Dharahara and the claim that there were once two Dharaharas, the importance of preserving Nepal's heritage, and how historical facts are often misunderstood or forgotten over time. Jagdish also discusses his extensive collection of historical Nepal photographs and explains how photography serves as a crucial tool for understanding history. We dive deep into the Rana Dynasty and examine whether the Rana rulers have been portrayed unfairly in Nepali history. Other topics include the story of the Kritipur Bell, Nepal's territorial history, discussions surrounding the Sugauli Treaty, Nepal-British relations, the history of Kathmandu's temples, the significance of the Shreepech, the truth about Nepal's national flag, and stories connected to Nepal's royal family. Whether you're interested in Nepal History, Nepal Heritage, Kathmandu History, Historical Nepal Photos, the Rana Dynasty Nepal, Nepal Flag History, Rani Pokhari History, Dharahara History, Nepal Kingdom History, Nepal Royal Family, Nepal Heritage Conservation, Nepal British Relations, Sugauli Treaty, Kathmandu Temples History, or Untold History of Nepal, this episode offers valuable insights and historical perspectives rarely discussed in mainstream conversations.
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In this in-depth podcast, renowned legal scholar, professor, author, and public intellectual Yubaraj Sangroula shares his perspective on Nepal's economy, agriculture, foreign investment, geopolitics, and the future direction of the nation. The conversation begins with an analysis of Nepal's current economic situation, examining the root causes behind the country's economic slowdown, employment challenges, capital shortages, business environment, and long-term growth prospects. Yubaraj Sangroula discusses whether Nepal can achieve meaningful economic growth over the next decade and what reforms are needed to unlock the country's potential. The discussion then shifts to Nepal agriculture and explores whether agriculture can become Nepal's primary source of income. Topics include food security, productivity, modernization of farming, rural development, and opportunities for sustainable economic growth. Another major segment focuses on Nepal hydropower, data centers, and investment strategy. Should Nepal continue prioritizing hydropower projects? Can data centers create value for the country? What are the risks and opportunities associated with large-scale infrastructure and foreign investment? The podcast also covers Nepal-China relations, Nepal-India relations, regional geopolitics, international diplomacy, tourism development, and Nepal's position in an increasingly competitive global environment. Yubaraj Sangroula shares his views on how Nepal can maintain national interests while attracting investment and strengthening economic partnerships. The conversation concludes with insights into governance, election campaigns, public policy, leadership, and five key objectives that Nepal's next government should prioritize to ensure economic growth, job creation, investment attraction, and national development.
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In this episode, lawyer Suman Khadka joins us for an in-depth discussion on cannabis legalization in Nepal, the ongoing writ related to cannabis policy, and the future of cannabis regulation in the country. We explore the history of cannabis in Nepal, why cannabis was banned, and how criminalization has shaped public perception over the decades. Suman explains the legal basis of the cannabis writ, the distinction between legalization and decriminalization, and the opportunities and challenges Nepal faces if cannabis laws are reformed. The conversation covers THC vs CBD, the current state of cannabis research, naturally growing cannabis in western Nepal, traditional uses of cannabis across different regions, and how cannabis is being used in international markets under Nepal's name. We also discuss hemp industry potential, medical cannabis, economic opportunities, regulatory frameworks, and lessons Nepal can learn from countries such as Thailand.
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In this episode, Geopolitical Analyst and Commentator Jason Vaidya delivers a deep geopolitical analysis of some of the most important global events shaping today's world. From the ongoing Ukraine Russia War and the latest battlefield developments to the growing tensions between Israel and Iran, this conversation explores the shifting balance of power in international relations. Jason Vaidya examines the current political situation in India, public protests, governance challenges, and the broader implications for South Asian politics. The discussion also covers the Strait of Hormuz and its strategic importance to global energy markets, along with the role of major powers in the Middle East. Other key topics include China Taiwan tensions, the controversy surrounding the Dalai Lama reincarnation issue, Nepal border concerns, GCC developments, South America’s changing geopolitical landscape, and the future direction of global politics. Jason also shares insights from his professional journey, including his experience in plastic recycling, observations on Nepal's economic development, agriculture policy, and the feasibility of data centers in Nepal. If you're interested in geopolitics, international relations, world affairs, India politics, the Russia Ukraine conflict, Israel Iran conflict, Middle East tensions, China Taiwan relations, Nepal economy, and strategic global analysis, this episode provides valuable perspectives and in-depth commentary.
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In this deep and insightful podcast, entrepreneur Rajan Sakya, traditional artist Suman Shakya, and museologist & Buddhist art researcher Ursula Manandhar explore the fascinating world of Nepali art, Buddhist iconography, sacred sculptures, and cultural heritage preservation in Nepal. The conversation dives into the meaning behind traditional Nepali art, how iconography helps identify deities and sacred symbolism, and why ancient art pieces in Nepal are slowly losing their historical and spiritual value. The guests also discuss practical solutions for art conservation, preserving Kathmandu Valley heritage, and educating younger generations about traditional craftsmanship. You’ll also discover how traditional sculptures are made through the ancient lost-wax process, the difference between temple art and modern commercial art, and why Lalitpur art carries a unique artistic identity. The podcast further explores how tourists perceive Nepali art, whether art can become a sustainable career in Nepal, and the importance of events like Kathmandu Art Biennale 2026 in promoting Nepal’s artistic legacy globally. From Vajrayogini art and Buddhist symbolism to sculpture making, sacred art, and Nepal’s evolving art scene, this episode offers a rare behind-the-scenes look into the rich artistic traditions of Kathmandu Valley.
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Rajan Sakya (Entrepreneur)
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Suman Shakya (Traditional Artists)
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Border expert, author, and historian Ratan Bhandari shares his insights on one of Nepal's most debated national issues—the Nepal-India Border. This conversation explores the controversy surrounding Balen Shah's statement in Parliament and examines the facts, history, and political implications behind the ongoing border debate. Ratan Bhandari discusses whether Nepal has actually lost territory, the historical records used to define borders, and the realities behind many public claims regarding Nepal's land and sovereignty. The discussion also covers the response of Nepal's Foreign Affairs Ministry, the role of political leaders in shaping public opinion, and how border-related statements can impact Nepal-India relations. The conversation further explores Nepal's geopolitical position, border management, national interests, diplomacy, and the challenges of addressing sensitive territorial issues in today's political environment. Through historical context and expert analysis, viewers gain a deeper understanding of how border narratives are formed and why they continue to influence public discourse in Nepal.
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In this in-depth podcast, Chartered Accountants Shesh Mani Dahal and Sandesh Paudyal break down Nepal Budget 2083 and discuss its potential impact on taxpayers, investors, businesses, and the overall Nepal economy. The conversation begins with a comprehensive Nepal Budget Analysis, exploring the government's fiscal priorities, budget allocation strategy, and the economic direction reflected in Budget 2082. The discussion then moves into Income Tax Nepal, examining recent tax changes, tax relief measures, and how the revised tax structure could affect different income groups. The podcast further explores whether increased disposable income can encourage greater Nepal investment and capital formation. Shesh Mani Dahal and Sandesh Paudyal analyze investment models, economic incentives, and the relationship between taxation and long-term economic growth. A major segment focuses on VAT Nepal, including the possibility of a multi-VAT system, its implementation challenges, and potential implications for businesses and consumers. The discussion also covers procurement process reforms, government spending efficiency, project prioritization, and why several housing and infrastructure projects remain stalled despite budget allocations. In additional segments, the guests discuss the right way to announce a national budget, positive aspects of the current budget distribution, the standard of budget formulation, Nepal's currency peg with India, and the potential impact of global conflicts such as the Iran war on Nepal's economy. Whether you're interested in Nepal Economic Policy, Nepal Fiscal Policy, Nepal Government Budget decisions, taxation, investment opportunities, or broader economic trends, this episode provides valuable insights from two experienced Chartered Accountants.
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Sandesh Paudyal (CA)
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In this powerful podcast episode, conservationist Kumar Paudel shares deep insights into pangolins, wildlife conservation, biodiversity protection, and the illegal wildlife trade affecting endangered animals worldwide. From childhood stories about pangolins to exposing how pangolin trafficking works, this conversation explores why pangolins are considered one of the most illegally traded mammals in the world. The podcast covers important topics, including pangolin conservation, endangered species awareness, wildlife crime, biodiversity conservation in Nepal, pangolin scales and their illegal demand, conservation policies, and how ordinary people can help save wildlife. Kumar Paudel also discusses interviewing poachers, challenges in conservation work, and the need for stronger awareness campaigns to protect endangered animals. You will also learn about different types of pangolin species, how wildlife smuggling networks operate, why pangolins are highly valuable in illegal markets, and what governments and communities can do to stop illegal wildlife trade. This episode is perfect for anyone interested in wildlife conservation, environmental awareness, biodiversity, and animal protection.
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Entrepreneur Anup Ghimire joins us for a deep conversation on AI, entrepreneurship, career growth, Nepal’s future, startups, stress management, and the future of work. In this podcast, Anup shares his perspective on what AI can replace, what AI will never replace, and why adapting to technology is becoming more important than ever. The discussion explores the impact of AI automation on jobs, the future of podcasts, Nepal’s potential for data centers, data security challenges, entrepreneurship, passion, destiny, and personal identity. Anup also reflects on his early career journey, dream jobs, stress management as an entrepreneur, and the mindset needed to survive and grow in a rapidly changing world. This episode is packed with valuable insights for entrepreneurs, creators, students, professionals, and anyone interested in AI, startups, business, technology, and Nepal’s future.
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The Doers
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Associate Professor Karna Bahadur Thapa joins this in-depth podcast discussion on Nepal’s university system, student politics, education reform, and the future of higher education in Nepal. This episode explores the controversial debate around the ban on politically affiliated student organizations in universities and whether student unions should continue to exist independently from political parties. We discuss how university politicization affects academic institutions, why student political parties became powerful in Nepal, and whether banning them can improve the education system. Karna Bahadur Thapa also explains the possibility of creating independent student unions for student voice and representation without direct political interference. The conversation further dives into university governance, legal reform in Nepal’s education sector, student council structures, funding problems in universities, and the role of government in higher education reform. We also examine King Birendra’s perspective on politically affiliated student organizations, the functioning of universities after the political party ban, and practical solutions to reduce political influence in academic institutions. If you are interested in Nepal university politics, education reform, student unions, university funding, higher education policy, or Nepal political debates, this podcast provides deep insights into one of the country’s most important educational discussions. GET CONNECTED WITH Karna Bahadur Thapa:
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In this powerful podcast, Dr. Umesh Bogati, a geriatrician, social worker, and doctor at Bir Hospital, shares deep insights into the Nepal healthcare system and the real challenges doctors face every day. From choosing government hospitals over private practice to navigating doctor burnout in Nepal, this conversation uncovers the truth behind the medical profession. We explore doctor life in Nepal after graduation, the struggle of working in resource-limited hospitals in Kathmandu, and the reality of healthcare resources in Nepal. Dr. Bogati also explains geriatric care in Nepal, focusing on elderly care, aging population challenges, and how old patients should be treated with dignity and proper medical attention. The discussion dives into dementia in Nepal, including symptoms, diagnosis, and dementia treatment practices. We also talk about healthcare reform in Nepal, government priorities, health insurance systems, digitization in hospitals, and the gap between public vs private hospitals in Nepal. Additionally, the podcast highlights social work in healthcare, cultural shifts in family systems, and how elderly people are affected when children move abroad. If you're interested in Nepal medical system, doctor lifestyle, or healthcare challenges in developing countries, this episode offers real, unfiltered insights.
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